DDT Rc Racing

When is it too much rain to race your RC car? The call for the organizers is always a hard task. Some drivers like to race no matter the conditions while others only prefer dry tracks. Racing on oiled tracks when it rains is tricky due to the super low grip. But if the safety for the marshalls is no concern and the cars dont brake from the water - its actually fun to drive in the rain! What do you think? When is it too much rain to race?

A little bit of water wont stop a Truggy!

Robert Holmkvist drives his Kyosho MP10t thru a puddle a the track in Hilleröd.

Start of the 1/16 final in nitro buggy at the NXC Race in Hilleröd, Denmark. The weather is typical nordic with rain and strong winds. The ”slightly” slippery conditions makes it a real challenge!

Mh Kyosho Mp11 got the new ”low rider” shock setup from RC Carbon Cavvalleri. Lets see how it works out!

Its always fun to get new tools and gadgets for hour RC car. But what is nice to have and which is a must have? The latest and greatest tool us the digital ride height device. Very accurate and so easy to see the numbers. What do you think? Digital tools beat the analog ones?

Building a differential with 500k viscosity requires a bit of heat if you aint got time to wait…

How about a FPV Rally car? This is a new way experience remote control cars and offers a sense of speed that is amazing!

Running a nitro buggy means it will get dirty. Sometimes more, sometimes less. And there is a log of maintenance between the races - not just cleaning. 6-8 hours of wrenching time before each race. Some enjoy it - some hate it. How about you?